I need to open a new terminal
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Is there any java code, which opens up a new terminal in Ubuntu when compiled and run in a compiler ?
Actually, I need to open a terminal from a browser, like when I click on a button from a website then a terminal should be open in my computer system and the operating system would be Ubuntu.
16.04 java gnome-terminal xterm kali-linux-tools
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Is there any java code, which opens up a new terminal in Ubuntu when compiled and run in a compiler ?
Actually, I need to open a terminal from a browser, like when I click on a button from a website then a terminal should be open in my computer system and the operating system would be Ubuntu.
16.04 java gnome-terminal xterm kali-linux-tools
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
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Offcourse there is.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 19:07
Would you please provide me a sample of that program so that I can implement in my project works.
– Manthan
Feb 11 at 19:35
@An0n Might be, but could be a bit difficult because browsers are usually not allowed to run arbitrary exes on client machines. I would be really, really upset if my browser would run some malicious commands on my PC.
– PerlDuck
Feb 11 at 19:58
Thats why i don't gonna post it here. I recommend you to create a downloadable file. Maybe if you show me what you got so far i can give you some more tips.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 22:11
I have done far now I am stuck in the function, how to go to the terminal path and open when button is clicked. (drive.google.com/file/d/1E3G2rOn3TMv0kyIfIEEKsL6J6GX7cUvM/…)
– Manthan
Feb 12 at 16:59
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Is there any java code, which opens up a new terminal in Ubuntu when compiled and run in a compiler ?
Actually, I need to open a terminal from a browser, like when I click on a button from a website then a terminal should be open in my computer system and the operating system would be Ubuntu.
16.04 java gnome-terminal xterm kali-linux-tools
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
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Is there any java code, which opens up a new terminal in Ubuntu when compiled and run in a compiler ?
Actually, I need to open a terminal from a browser, like when I click on a button from a website then a terminal should be open in my computer system and the operating system would be Ubuntu.
16.04 java gnome-terminal xterm kali-linux-tools
16.04 java gnome-terminal xterm kali-linux-tools
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
13
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
13
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
13
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
13
asked Feb 11 at 18:03
ManthanManthan
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Offcourse there is.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 19:07
Would you please provide me a sample of that program so that I can implement in my project works.
– Manthan
Feb 11 at 19:35
@An0n Might be, but could be a bit difficult because browsers are usually not allowed to run arbitrary exes on client machines. I would be really, really upset if my browser would run some malicious commands on my PC.
– PerlDuck
Feb 11 at 19:58
Thats why i don't gonna post it here. I recommend you to create a downloadable file. Maybe if you show me what you got so far i can give you some more tips.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 22:11
I have done far now I am stuck in the function, how to go to the terminal path and open when button is clicked. (drive.google.com/file/d/1E3G2rOn3TMv0kyIfIEEKsL6J6GX7cUvM/…)
– Manthan
Feb 12 at 16:59
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Offcourse there is.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 19:07
Would you please provide me a sample of that program so that I can implement in my project works.
– Manthan
Feb 11 at 19:35
@An0n Might be, but could be a bit difficult because browsers are usually not allowed to run arbitrary exes on client machines. I would be really, really upset if my browser would run some malicious commands on my PC.
– PerlDuck
Feb 11 at 19:58
Thats why i don't gonna post it here. I recommend you to create a downloadable file. Maybe if you show me what you got so far i can give you some more tips.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 22:11
I have done far now I am stuck in the function, how to go to the terminal path and open when button is clicked. (drive.google.com/file/d/1E3G2rOn3TMv0kyIfIEEKsL6J6GX7cUvM/…)
– Manthan
Feb 12 at 16:59
Offcourse there is.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 19:07
Offcourse there is.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 19:07
Would you please provide me a sample of that program so that I can implement in my project works.
– Manthan
Feb 11 at 19:35
Would you please provide me a sample of that program so that I can implement in my project works.
– Manthan
Feb 11 at 19:35
@An0n Might be, but could be a bit difficult because browsers are usually not allowed to run arbitrary exes on client machines. I would be really, really upset if my browser would run some malicious commands on my PC.
– PerlDuck
Feb 11 at 19:58
@An0n Might be, but could be a bit difficult because browsers are usually not allowed to run arbitrary exes on client machines. I would be really, really upset if my browser would run some malicious commands on my PC.
– PerlDuck
Feb 11 at 19:58
Thats why i don't gonna post it here. I recommend you to create a downloadable file. Maybe if you show me what you got so far i can give you some more tips.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 22:11
Thats why i don't gonna post it here. I recommend you to create a downloadable file. Maybe if you show me what you got so far i can give you some more tips.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 22:11
I have done far now I am stuck in the function, how to go to the terminal path and open when button is clicked. (drive.google.com/file/d/1E3G2rOn3TMv0kyIfIEEKsL6J6GX7cUvM/…)
– Manthan
Feb 12 at 16:59
I have done far now I am stuck in the function, how to go to the terminal path and open when button is clicked. (drive.google.com/file/d/1E3G2rOn3TMv0kyIfIEEKsL6J6GX7cUvM/…)
– Manthan
Feb 12 at 16:59
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Offcourse there is.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 19:07
Would you please provide me a sample of that program so that I can implement in my project works.
– Manthan
Feb 11 at 19:35
@An0n Might be, but could be a bit difficult because browsers are usually not allowed to run arbitrary exes on client machines. I would be really, really upset if my browser would run some malicious commands on my PC.
– PerlDuck
Feb 11 at 19:58
Thats why i don't gonna post it here. I recommend you to create a downloadable file. Maybe if you show me what you got so far i can give you some more tips.
– An0n
Feb 11 at 22:11
I have done far now I am stuck in the function, how to go to the terminal path and open when button is clicked. (drive.google.com/file/d/1E3G2rOn3TMv0kyIfIEEKsL6J6GX7cUvM/…)
– Manthan
Feb 12 at 16:59